Surprising

Rating: 8/10 (3 July 2004)

Prior to watching this film, I had seen countless poor horror films that I had almost given up on the genre. I had seen this film advertised though and seeing it was a British film I decided to 'give it a go' so to speak. I am so glad I did.
The film itself brings out a whole new light to the traditional zombie horror films over the years. Granted the film isn't really a true zombie film as the victims are subject of a disease rather than just rotting corpses but they have the same lust for blood as other films portray.
Keeping a film like this fresh is a tough achievement but this film is boosted by fast-moving zombies and a great feeling of loneliness which lingers throughout the film making this film one to think about as well as just to watch.
All in all this is a great, fast-paced horror film and by far one of the best of its type to emerge over the past few years. I'd recommend this to anyone who is a fan of the genre but thinking about it... If you are a fan of these films and haven't seen this one... where have you been?